Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-15

O'Clock This morning the police made forty lone ar
J. shillington sends Frank Lesle's Popular
Monthly and the Young Ladies' Journal for
March.
Transfers of Real Estate.
Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: Fl. A.
Dooson TO A. o. Nash. pit. B. so. 793; s., 300. Han
nah NJ White TO W. C. Hid, lot 5, blk. 8, Meridian
Hin; 5000. E W. Bradford to Nathaniel Carusi,
al TO Mary Z. Halpln, pit 8, 50. 52i; $. Same to
james Halpin, pit do; =. Same to Mary E Hal
Mclean same To martin tE Ke Sa ga6 81 P go
546; $3.50. Chas. Wheatley TO W. A. Gordon,
W Wastee lots 70 and n D. SG's t Addition 70
Nellie NJ shpp pit lot 50. Us; 1900. +. a T. /?
s1,soo. j. NWhitney to j. j. Purman, lot IS, blk.
- Meridian HiIl; s., 500. C. Herr to W. NJ Dougal
LOT 20 of Brill's Addition to West washington;
t4,OOO. Annie NJ Degney to T. W. Stewart, lot 81,
reservation d; 200. Mary OConnor TO Catherine
GConnor, pts BIB and "a, So. 625; 1866. W. A.
$1,660. Katherine Walker TO Rebecca c. Halbend
u 3 es, ID. & LIS sub. Mt. Pleasant; sl23O N. C.
Robey 10 Thomas Gray, sub % of Chichester; $500.
700. jackson 70 H.W. Cof1in, lots 49, blk. ID, 20
y. Dlk; u! y blk II and IL, blk. L, Meridian HIN;
part 4, 50. 269; 5000. T. p. simpson TO James
Gray, lots I, 3. z, and 8, do; $4,000. James
saun " 70 D. sd pas ne so, same prOPefty s!oe a.
Mary j. Evans 10 same, part 4. do; 8, 100. DELLA
Chappen toe. II. Chappell, sub "A, So. S5S; 1928.
Emma Lndenkohl 10 John Just. part 10. 50: 5Il;
5000. Maria e. Petit 10 VI. Marean, lot Is, block
IL Meridian Hill; se,43950. p. III. Christian TO l.
Z; Shoemaker part Il, block 3, do; = 1O3 CIV.
Irott TO W. j. Newton parts 1 and IA, So. 1873:
$500. Frank McMurray TO Winnifred 5. Rock,
SUD lots LOO TO 164, Uniontown; 500.
he WANTS DrvoRcE.-To-day R. Lambert fled
bill by Mr.. R j. Murray against Annie c. LAM
red in 1878 ut Staunton, Va; have three children.
and that in May, 1883, as her confinement was
approaching, she suggested That she so TO the
convent al Toronto, where she was educated, and
ne gave his consent, when she left with her chill
dren, but did not go there; that afterwards he
heard Of her at Cleveland, o., and that her con-
duct was not proper, and he went there and took
the children, and he charges that She is In that
CITY 10 a house OF Ill fame.
THE CONGRESSIONAL TEMPERANCE MEErINa.-The
annual business meeting of the Congressional
morning. Hon. Robert Is. Vance On CO. having
resigned the presidency of the society, Hon Nef-
sou Ungiey (Me-) was chosen in his place. Hon.
w. s. Holman Qnd-) elected vice president;
senator Dawes Mass, Hon. b. McMilin CTenn.l
ana Hon. j. Lyman uowa), executive committee.
IL was voted 10 hold the Sd anniversary next
sunday evening at the Congregational church.
Ing Ss TleefeS Ser hi Rgv D. w Chieksr
1ul service.
DISTRICT CASES IN THE CRIMINAL CoURr.-To-day
the Criminal Court, Judge Macarthur, took up
District cases appealed from the Police Court
Mr. H. E. Davis prosecuting. The cases OF George
BROOKS and W. H. Bradshaw for carrying con-
celled weapons were remanded The ease of
Alfred Lacey for violating the building regula-
tons was discontinued.
RoBBERIEs REPoKTED-nchard D. Dumphy, at
Naval hospital, reports stolen from his pocket $50
In gold Herman FitZlif, employed at Columbia
hospital, reports stolen from trunk In his room
SID H. G. Anderson 81. 9th street, reports stolen
from his house an overcoat and a suit of clothes
worth 81. Mrs. James Il. Smith, No 9O5 Virginia
BASKET OF groceries worth $3.50. Rudolph Thiebe,
4cSSth 81 rect SOutheaSt reports StOenfrOm money
drawer ia his bar-rocm $40. Dr. Edw. X. Colds
borough, No. 1881 street, reports stolen from his
muse :, watch and chain worth So
a HOMELESS BoY.-Eilis Frazier small colored
boy, wda sent 10 the workhouse for three months
by Judge Smell to-day on a charge OF vagrancy
The httie fellow had no home and the reform
s;HoOl being Itil there was no place other than
The w0rhhouse 10 send him.
CHANGE OF CRUELTY To ANNALS DISMISSED
ChArieS q Sdlier, superintendent OF the Washing
ton and georgetown railroad, was in the Police
court tnlS morning charged by Agent Key, OF the
humane society. with permitting 4 lame morse 10
=. worked 10 "a car on the avenue. Mr. Key testified
,..e ,S h]rST toiill.,lntd Oh J" as very lame Wit
ness TOOK tle horse from The car near PennSy wanna
avenue and 9TH street. Witnesses for the defense
testified that there was nothing the matter with
tne norSe ana tuas wnen the officer took the horse
from the car ne had just kicked himself and that
he only limped for few minutes. The case was
dismissed
ARRANGING FOR ST. PATNcK's PARADE The
epfn''dlEts OF the irish societies OF District
met last night, at Cosmopolitan hall TO make
rangenleIts for parade ON ST. Patrick's day
MI william smith presided. Mr.. T. a. Duffy was
cn.sen chiei marshal, John sullivan, assist
ant, AID = T. McGrath. second assistant The
following organizations were represented: Ernrnef
Suard- h1lSnts OF Coiumbkiu, Knights OF ST Ber-
Aafd AID georgetown Hibernian society.
Pope SEST TO ALBANy.-In the case of William
Icpe, convicted OF assault with intent TO Kill Gen
q. e. Augur. Il georgetown. last August yesIer
CAV ia: or,isr s9spening sentence was revoked
Albany peEi'cntiary for three years.
DIVORCES GKtSrED--Juige Merrick yesterday
divorced Harrlct G. Berry from her husband
Philip l. Berry, and gave her the custody of Jb,,
children Tie ground OF cOmplaint was tntem
pcTdncc-WiIIlal.i Schrfyener wIs also ,,ixnrc..,
from Rachael scilrisener, VINO deserted hun on
April 1, 1879
a NEW COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
The second COidiaol;i cooperative Building asso-
CLIFTON Was organized last evening" and I'M. IoI
lowing officers we're elected Tor the ensuing wear.
President, - e. DunCaIs0n; vice president. James
GOOch: secretary, ThOs- Ri. Reed; treasurer NJ p
Calian: board Of direcJors-(seo. j. Johnson Wn,
H. Goods, Z 6. Davis, ID. j. Mtcarty A NJ Read
L. W. oeaeI, G- W. Fowler, ". 5. Brock j. W.
Bo;eIer.
REAL ESTATE AT AUcrIoS.-Thomas bowling viii
90! toiIOrrOw at 4 ID clock D. L., Tor Frederick
: heTn Trustee, tnat valuable property known as
no Sih street northwest See the advertisement
Tor details.
CIGsEs.-The closing sale OF cigars at I1th street
ana PENNSYLVANIA avenue, Dowlng's, will take
place So-inOrrOw at 10 j. La. Dealers are invited
AdrI
Nh W. ID. CLARK, OF Market space viii continue
n, sale OF dry goods at cost until saturday even
Ing, the 18Th tnsl.-Adrt.
HoS. JUSTIN MCCARTNEY NJ p, as will be seen by
the announcement elsewhere will lecture at the
SoAsregdtlon3t church Tuesday evening next
February -, on English statesmen. orators and
fEtes' Mr.. McCarthy's long service in pariia-
Inent and his intimate association with (,adsfone
bnght, ParneiL salisbury and the other great
leaders Ia British politics eminenfly Qualities him
70 speak On this subject HIS brilliant oratory
enltu 70 Ms worid-wtde reputation as historian
aho ntrrateur, as well as his pronounced position
a. nome ruler" have combined TO make his
Anler1caa tour continuous ovation, socially and
PROFESSIONALLY. be Is sure, therefore 10 have a
oofui4 reception at the national capita.